Ready for the football season? We all are. And these schools will have new starters under center next year. Here’s how the rank.
1. Joe Milton, Tennessee
— While Milton is overhyped a bit based on a cannon arm and a small sample size, he’s set up to succeed in Josh Heupel’s offense where getting the ball out quickly and smart matchups lead to big numbers.
2. Hudson Card, Purdue
— People think I’m crazy for liking Card over Hartman. And while he won’t have as much talent around him, he’s a great fit for what Graham Harrell wants to do.
3. Sam Hartman, Notre Dame
— Hartman should step in easily at Notre Dame and improve the offense with his accuracy and experience.
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4. Kyle McCord, Ohio State
— Any Ohio State QB has to be listed when they take over the job and McCord has the arm talent and now the experience learning behind CJ Stroud to be great.
5. Drew Allar, Penn State
— Allar has the size and big arm to get fans excited and his ceiling is as high as anyone on this list. The rave reviews out of PSU have him higher on other lists.
6. Devin Leary, Kentucky
— He’s had some injury issues but when he’s healthy he’s an elite QB and Liam Coen will get the most out of him.
7. Tanner Mordecai, Wisconsin
— He’s a great fit for Phil Longo and his new offense in the Luke Fickell era, but I think his numbers will be tempered a bit as the personnel adjustment occurs.
8. DJ Uiagalelei, Oregon State
— He has size, an elite arm, and talent and perhaps he just needs a different scheme and fit.
9. Carson Beck, Georgia
— Many are higher on him and while he’s solid he won’t have to do as much as some others on here. That offense is about ball control dominance and will be run-heavy.
10. Cade McNamara, Iowa
— He was okay at Michigan and the offense is anemic and uninventive but I think he can at least take them a step further.
